egt degree?
yes, im curious too. Mine usually sticks around 600C driving normally, and around 700-750C near redline. I hope thats not bad 
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ALI
Last edited by oneflytrini; Apr 3, 2004 at 04:49 PM.
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When you guys are discussing temps that are important like this you REALLY NEED to specify C or F. Your egt's are fine, if they start getting much over 1400F let us know.
In addition this is an egt gauge not a wideband. If its reading hot that doesnt always mean your lean. This is why you need to tune with a wideband and just double check it with a egt. You need to tune a/f with the wideband then when its in a safe zone they use the egt for thier timing.
STEPHEN
In addition this is an egt gauge not a wideband. If its reading hot that doesnt always mean your lean. This is why you need to tune with a wideband and just double check it with a egt. You need to tune a/f with the wideband then when its in a safe zone they use the egt for thier timing.
STEPHEN
Originally posted by SPOautos
In addition this is an egt gauge not a wideband. If its reading hot that doesnt always mean your lean.
In addition this is an egt gauge not a wideband. If its reading hot that doesnt always mean your lean.
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EGT's are supposed to be ~700-~720 celcius at WOT. The temps actually drop a little @ WOT, so cruising in 5th gear they may approach 700.
I have my warning light @ 740 and have not hit it yet. Not sure on the sensor location. Steve Kan did the install and the tuning.
I have my warning light @ 740 and have not hit it yet. Not sure on the sensor location. Steve Kan did the install and the tuning.
And your post once again brings us to another problem ... location. Let me guess your EGT is in the downpipe? You can't say 700-750C without saying where! Mine is in the manifold and I see 950C all the time.
Originally posted by rotorbrain
poo. . . i was planning on putting mine in the downpipe. . . where the o2 sensor was. . . should i not?
paul
poo. . . i was planning on putting mine in the downpipe. . . where the o2 sensor was. . . should i not?
paul
i have an autometer egt, and i placed it about 2 inches from where the down pipe meets the turbo manifold (near the O2 sensor) that is what autometer suggested. So if i am at 800 to 1000 degrees fahrenheit at idle (depending how hard i am running it) i am ok? And if i get to red line and I see 1400 or higher then i should worry? Also my mods are a cat back and down pipe.
I think it would be ideal to do this mod to a car that's running well. That way you can check your ideal temperatures for idle and redline, etc. and then compare in the future if there seems to be a problem with your temperatures.
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